Malden Catholic High School - Lance / Hi Way Yearbook (Malden, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1984 volume:

LANCE 1984 XAVERIAN BROTHERS MALDEN CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL MALDEN. MASSACHUSETTS From Freshman Orientation to Commencement Day . . . From the Sophomore Overnight to the Senior Leadership In¬ stitute . . . From masses to football games. . . . From Commu¬ nion Breakfasts to the Baccalaureate Mass . . . You ' ve been there for us when we ' ve needed you. You joined the faculty as the school chaplain in late 1980. While at Malden Catholic, you served as both spiritual leader and friend. To all who have known you, you have become a trusted companion and a concerned and caring member of the faculty. It is a pleasure to dedicate to you. Father Robert Labrie, the 1984 edition of the Lance. We ' ve affectionately referred to you as: Faah-dah The Sinister Minister Pastor of Disaster But most of all, we call you Friend. “Yeah, your mama!! Three bright spots in the Lancer machine Coach Lang, the brains behind the brawn “Where ' s my Wheaties? Gene Alston boots one! Hey! There ' s a girl!!! 5 Hey Dudes! Jay Caton Go away! Are you serious?! A face only a mother could love Resident Latin Scholars Math Team leaders The Ensemble doing its thing! U-N-B-E-L-I-E-V - A-B-L-E Brother Kevin Dress Code Violation M.C. Football leaders ■ ■ 8 Tony D. and Rich Raso, enthusiastic leaders!?! Religious fanatics. Touche Turtle hard at work! Captain Mac ready for the attack! What ya lookin ' at, huh? These are our successors? Sure the fire ' s under control? 10 Why am I here? The word for today, kiddies: PAIN Help me, please! Enjoying the mass Soccer team in conference Come on guys, it ' s ONLY two more miles!!! Hey, Ma! Can I keep it? What ' s so funny? Junior Tony D ' Alba Senior Eliot Wiseman Friends to needy Men of tomorrow? M.C. Pride! A serious shot Dan Williamson, a future leader Nunzio Petrillo Wake up, Chris! Smile pretty for the camera. 13 The mob rules! Boy! Is this guy boring! En bocas cerradas no entran moscas. Now they want me to go to college? Ink junkie! Blind man leading the blind Soprano Section RELIGIOUS ST pMlUOSOEHS That ' s right. We bad. Major Tom Who ' s next? Where ' s the finish line? 17 ANTHONY L. ALONARDO Computer Science Freshman Football, In¬ tramurals, Sophomore Day Leader, Food Drive Don ' t take life too seriously because you never get out of it alive. PHILIP AMICO Business Ski Club President, Freshman Football, Religious Committee, Pastoral Ministry, Fooc Drive Those who have th« youth, have the future .. I think we ' re in trouble. ROBERT J. ANASTOS Medicine Hockey, Boating, Scuba Diving Live each day like it was your last. PAUL J. ANTHONY Business Captain — Varsity Hockey; Intramurals, Prom Committee Plans don ' t always go as intended, so don ' t plan ahead. MARK ASSETTA Marine Biology NHS, Ski, Latin, and In- ternational Clubs; Intramurals Drive like hell, you ' ll get there faster. JAMES BAILEY Mechanical Engineering Intramurals, 2:05 Club But officer, those are my father ' s! SCOTT M. BAIRD Psychology President — International Club; NHS, Swim Team, Track, Ski Club, Intramurals PAUL BIELAKIEWICZ There has not been any great talent without an element of madness. 18 , C. JOHN BOKEY BOCCHINO Electrical Engineering Football, Baseball, Religious Committee “When I leave I don ' t know what I ' m hoping to find, but when I leave I do know what I ' m leaving behind. STEVEN JAMES BOHN Computer Programming ERIC BOMARSI Engineering Ski Club, Floor Hockey MARK JOHN BOYDEN Intramurals, Big Brother Program, Blood Drive “Lead, follow, or get out of the way . . . Thanks, Ma! JAMES M. “BIRM BIRMINGHAM SCOTT “THE SCUR BLALOCK Graphic Design, Art Architecture “The road to success is long and winding, so don ' t walk, drive a T A! . . . Thanks Mom and Dad. MICHAEL BRENGOLA EDMOND G. BROWNE II Electrical Engineer Architecture Ski Club, Committee Religious Drama, International Club, French Club, Intramurals 19 MICHAEL BRUNO Intramural Basketball, Drama Club, Camera Club, Computer Club I was given a chance, I accepted, and I succeeded . . . Thanks Mom and Dad. ROBERT R. BUCHANAN, JR. Electrical Engineer Soccer, Intramural Basket¬ ball, Intramural Hockey Interests: Sports, Travel¬ ing, Music JOSEPH BURKE Engineering Major Drama Club, French Club, International Club, Soc¬ cer, Intramurals We ' re done, we ' re out of school, at least for a little while. DANA BIG D CABRAL Business Administration Music guitar Van Halen, Sports, partying, Dorothy Always, Baseball, Weightlifting Memories: My Dad, (the best), October 4, Junior Prom, Deliverance, John, Dave, Mike, Birm, Gio, Kenny, Sean, the rest know who you are. Thanks Mom for Everything. LAWRENCE CAMBELL Varsity Hockey, J.V. Hockey, Frosh Hockey, Intramural Sports The days were long . . . But the years were short — Thanks Ma. FRANCIS WILLIAM CANZANO III Business Management Religious Committee, Social Committee, Athletic Committee. Publicity Committee, In¬ ternational Club, Ski Club — Vice President, Foot¬ ball, Student Council The greatest reward for doing is the opportunity to do more. JAMES WILLIAM CAS CASAMENTO Materials Science Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football, J.V. Basketball, Math Team, Yearbook — Sports Editor; Student Council, Open House Committee — Chairman; Quiz Show If you don ' t get up, you will not trip, but you will not go any place either. JOHN ROBERT JAY CATON Business Administration Varsity Baseball, Varsity Basketball CHRISTOPHER CHIESA Undecided Intramurals Time is an ironic game. RONALD COSTA Business Live, love, and laugh, life is too short to waste. PAUL A. COSTELLO Criminal Justice Skiing, Baseball, T.K.D. w Uncle H o with Murph, Horrible, Duck, Moe, Casey, Ralph Fly the Friendly Skies. MICHAEL PATRICK CROWLEY Engineering Student Council Treasurer, Big Brother, National Honor Society, M.C.L.I., Religious Com¬ mittee, Social Committee, Prom Committee Chair¬ man, Class Representative Persistence and deter¬ mination are all that is needed for success. CHRISTOPHER L. CLARKE Computer Technician Varsity Hockey, Pastoral Ministry Team Books are like your friends, you always have them but never use them. MICHAEL COSTELLO Undecided Intramurals, Religious Committee, Blood Drive, Hunger Awareness Pro¬ gram, 2:05 Club What a long, strange trip it ' s been! TERRENCE P. CRONIN Fighter Pilot, United States Air Force. Editor — Crystal 9 9; Inter¬ national French Club, Pastoral Ministry, Tutoring Any dream worth believ¬ ing in is worth fighting for — because if you lose your dreams you die. ROBERT CHINK CUNNINGHAM Accounting Major Varsity Swimming, Latin Club, Varsity Golf, Writer for Crystal 99, Intramurals Pressure makes Diamonds. PETER CURRIER Civil Engineering Drum and Bugle Corps ANTHONY“THE BEAKA D ' AURORA Pre-Law Law Student Council President, Junior Counselor, and H.R. Rep, Athletic, Social, Religious, Cultural, and Publicity Committees. Foot¬ ball, Outdoor Track, Indoor Track, S.A.D.D., MCLI, Year¬ book Activities Editor, Close- Up Co-Chairman, Red Cross Blood Drive, Big Brother, Intramurals. When this you see, remember me and bear me in yo ur mind. Let all the world say what they may, speak of me as you find. FREDERICK N. DELLO RUSSO Business Administration Religious, Cultural Com¬ mittees; Sophomore Days, Close-Up BRIAN DEMBICKI PHILIP JOSEPH DESANTO Pre-Medicine Freshman Cross Country JOHN “DEZ DESIMONE Business Intramurals, Social Com¬ mittee, Work Crew “The difficult takes time — the impossible takes a little longer. MARIO DIBENEDETTO Business Close-Up Program, Inter¬ national Club, National Honor Society, Freshman Big Brother, Sophomore Days, Intramurals “Some are born to move the world — to live their fantasies; but most of us just dream about the things we ' d like to be. DANTE DIFONZO Business Management Summer of 1984 ■ a 8 THOMAS FAY Finance Newspaper Staff, Baseball, Basketball, National Honor Society JOHN FERRARO Business Management Varsity Football — Capt., N.H.S., Student Council, M.C.L.I., Religious Chairman “Football is like Nuclear War, there are no winners, just survivors. KEVIN FIGUEIREDO Electronic Technician President of Malden Catholic Musical Ensem¬ ble, Drummer THOMAS D. BOMB FLANAGAN Accounting Outdoor Track, Prom Committee, Social Com¬ mittee, P.M., Skiing, GSBS, the Bay 84 It doesn ' t matter how you play the game, it ' s if you win or lose. JOHN P. FORD JR. Commercial Art Design Social Committee, Prom Committee, Intramurals, J.V. Soccer A Winner is Someone Who Tries Harder and Harder Despite the Pain Being Worse and Worse. PAUL FORRESTALL Business Management Intramurals Hockey and Basketball, Bowling The difficulty in life is the choices. ANTHONY FORCH TIMMY TRAILWAYS FORTUNATO Computer Design Yearbook, Workcrew, Ski Club, Math Club, Outdoor Track, N.H.S., C.M., D.I., K.L., M.G., B.S., Amy Live life to the fullest, the next day may be your last. MICHAEL FRANCIS Varsity Soccer MARC FREEDMAN Business Fishing, Sports ANDREW ANDY P. FRONCZAK Business Major Indoor Outdoor Track, Baseball, Athletic Committee Let us remember that revolutions do not always establish freedom. JOE FUREY TIM CRAZY GALVIN Engineer Varsity Football, Dancing 4-Yrs. Varsity Golf, 2:05 Club, Money Making Schemes Life begins after four years in an all boy prep school. Thanks mom and dad. LARRY GAMST Lawyer Varsity Basketball, Sum¬ mer 82, Calif., Snuf- felupogus, Geo, T.G., J.L., J.B., J.R., T.P., Norty and L.B. A man has two reasons for doing anything. A good reason and the real reason. SCOTT GASPARELLO LOBOTOMY A Wealthy Business Owner Intramurals, Social Comm., Religious Comm., Skiing, New Wave, Sky Diving. The Devil drives a Buick. DONALD DUCKY GIANQUITTO Computer Science Hockey, Soccer, Ski Club, N.H.S., Motocross BRIAN B. GILL Medicine Computer Club, Honor Roll, Bodybuilding. Life is but a beanstool . . . isn ' t it? MICHAEL JOHN HALLORAN Sanitation Engineer Frog Collecting, Indian Horseshoes, Carr Park I came, I conquered, I left. PETER A. HAMILTON Accounting Collecting Comics, Camp¬ ing, Swimming, Hiking, Computers. It is always darkest before the dawn. DAVID HART Criminal Justice Varsity Golf, Football, Hockey KEN HASTINGS Broadcasting Collecting Sports Memorabilia, Sports, Leadership Institute ANTHONY HEALY JOHN HORRIBLE HOURIHAN Accounting Baseball Card Collecting, C.Y.O. — President, Florida 82+83, March 18, N.H. Jr. Prom Ex-Times with Nancy. MICHAEL GRANT ANTHONY G. GRIECO Computer Science Engineering Golf Team, Big Brother, N.H.S., Indoor Outdoor Social and Prom Commit- Track, Social Committee tee. Tennis Only Those who DARE .. . truly live. PATRICK KILLER KILCOYNE Business Golf, Student Council, Prom, Cultural, and Social Committees, Big Brother, Blood Drive Having a good time, at all times. WILLIAM WILD BILL KOMORNY Electrician Chess Club I am. I ' m me, I am and I ' ll be. JOHN ROACH KOSTRO Business Varsity Basketball, In¬ tramurals, Student Coun¬ cil, Athletic Chairman, SADD, Pastoral Ministry If you can dream it, you can achieve it. If you can think it, you can become it. MICHAEL HENRY KROL Electrical Engineering Ski Club, Drama Club, In¬ tramural Basketball, In¬ tramural Scorekeeper Many times I ' ve wondered how much there is to know. JOHN LAV LAVA Varsity tramural Dozen Football, In- Hockey, Dirty JOHN LAVERDE Biology The development of desirable traits and characteristics — that in¬ tangible something which we style personality — is the chief work of the school. Now someone ex¬ plain it to me. DANIEL J. LAWLER Varsity Soccer — Captain, Varsity, Baseball, Hockey, Student Council, Athletic, Social, Religious and Cultural Committees, Intramurals What is Homework? HAROLD HARRY LEANOS Electronics Engineering Frosh Football, Ski Club, H.R. V.P. Big Brother, Religious Committee, Rac- quetball Club, Computer Club, MCLI Party is the madness of many, for the gains of a few. CHRISTOPHER LOCONTE Business Cross Country, NHS, In¬ door and Outdoor Track, Running, Weightlifting, Eating Reach HIGHEST ! JOSEPH LUSK Varsity Basketball JOHN MAC McDonald Business Computer Club, Interna¬ tional Club, Pastoral Ministry, Intramurals You will never desire what you want, until you know what you want. MICHAEL JOHN McCarthy Finance Co-Captain, Swim Team, Varsity Baseball, Social Committee, NHS, Crystal 99. Don ' t be afraid to go for it all. Football Captain, NHS, Catholic Conference All- Star, Varsity Baseball, In¬ tramurals, Basketball Pre-Law or Journalism Varsity Tennis, Indoor Track, Cross Country, Prom Committee, In¬ tramurals, SADD, Pep Club, Lance ' 84, Basketball Never say never. ROBERT McCALLUM Corporate Law Hockey, Soccer, Prom Committee When all things seem hopeless, pray for a weekend. FREDERICK J. RICK McGovern Engineering NHS, Intramurals, Com¬ puter Club, Student Council If you listen very hard, the tune will come to you at last JOHN LEETE TIMOTHY LEONARD PAUL MANCHICHI MONTEITH CHRISTOPHER J. MEEHAN Electrical Engineering Camera Club, Stage Crew We must Deviate from the norm. ANTHONY MERIANO Pharmacist Religious Committee, In¬ door Track, Outdoor Track, Drama, Racquetball Club Take my fist and break your walls because I ' m hot, young, running free; a little better than I used to be. MARC MORAN Engineering Major Math Team, Computer Club, Yearbook, Pep Club, NHS, Coin Collecting, Sports, Movies Camera Club, Computer Club, Newspaper, Religious Committee Varsity Baseball, Latin Club, Club International, Intramurals. Music, Baseball, Cars Winning isn t every thing it ' s the only thing. A. SCOTT MENNINO Architectural Engineering Golf 2, 3, 4, Hockey 1, 2, Racquetball Club Those who ignore the past are doomed to relive it. PAUL SKI MORENCY Engineer Major Freshman Football, Intramurals It is easy to learn something about everything but difficult to learn everything about Anything. CHRISTOPHER MOTTA Accounting PAUL MORRIS Business 32 LAWRENCE T. MULLIGAN Business Administration Cultural Committee, NHS, Close-Up Program, Social and Religious Com¬ mittees, Leadership Institute GERALD NASTY NASTASIA Medicine Editor-in-Chief, Lance; Secretary-Treasurer, NHS; Leadership Institute, In¬ tramurals, M.C.L.I. The foolish man speaks before thinking; the wise man thinks before speaking. PAUL D. NEAL Medicine National Honor Society, Intramurals, Headmaster ' s List I have come one step away from everything. And here I stay, far from everything, one step away. CHARLES OBREMSKI Lawyer Varsity Basketball, In¬ tramurals, Sports Editor — Lance; Athletic Commit¬ tee, Prom Committee, SADD, Pep Club It ' s not whether you win or lose, it ' s that you win. SEAN MURPHY Computer Science Intramurals Do not go where the path may lead. Go instead where there is not a path and leave a trail. ANTHONY J. NATOLA Business Varsity Football and Track, NHS, Intramurals, Honor Roll ROBERT NORTIE NORTON Business Management Varsity Soccer and Hockey, Prom and Athletic Committees, Intramurals MICHAEL O ' CONNELL Law Enforcement Quiz Show, Ski Club, NHS, Religious Activities Committee JOSEPH PULEO Business Major Frosh, JV Baseball, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball The real winners in life are the losers who keep trying. JOSEPH RAG RAGUCCI Electronics Computers, To retire at 35 and drink Pina Coladas in Tahiti. Jamming in a hard rock¬ ing Band, Playing my Guitar. Have some sympathy and some taste. MARK RADA RADZISZEWSKI Engineering Major 2:05 Club, Religious Club Look ahead to tomorrow as today bites the dust. RICHARD RAS RASO Restaurant Owner and Multi-Talented Entrepreneur Vice-President Student Council, Director Big Brother, Leadership In¬ stitute, Homeroom Rep, Athletic Committee, Social Committee A little work never hurt anyone, but why take chances. PATRICK REARDON Frosh Basketball and Track, Latin Club Life is full of challenges. For it is a man who is not afraid to face it; whether or not to conquer or fail means little but the acknowledgment that he stood up to it. ROBERT J. RIVERS JR. Attend Boston College Varsity Basketball, Com¬ puter Club, Intramurals Whoever says winning isn ' t everything has himself never won a thing. THOMAS ROSATO Physician Track, Secretary of the Student Council, Camera Club, Drama Club, Big Brother When I find myself in times of troubles Mary comes to me Speaking words of wisdom. Let it be. MICHAEL ROSS Reading, Working with my hands, girls, money, the future. STEPHEN STELLATO Accounting EUGENE F. SULLIVAN JR. Engineering Soccer, Computer Club, National Honor Society DAVID TAMMARO Law “One should live life to its fullest because he might not see tomorrow. JOHN BEAVER THEODORE Medicine, Biology Intramurals, International Club, Latin Club FRANK J. STORELLA Lawyer Indoor Track, Baseball, Yearbook Staff, Athletic Committee Cowards die many times before their deaths; the valiant never taste of death but once. GREGORY SZWARC Biology Ski Club, French Club, National Honor Society Nothing is impossible, it just takes more time. PETER TAVANO EDWARD THOMAS Accountant JOHNC. WRONSKI Cross Country, Indoor Student Council, Ski Club and Outdoor Track, Lance ' 84, National Honor Socie¬ ty, Pastoral Ministry, MCLI “Bloom where you ' re planted. JOHN C. ZACCARIA EDWARD ZENGA Political Science Law Ski Club, Drama Club, In- tramural Hockey, Basketball “When the odds are against you, go for it all. 39 •£ 1 � 1 V- 2 i . 11 1 1 r. ■ ' vVL | _ ' §kjd MM 40 ' V_ S Michael Allen Eugene Alston Eugene Amico Michael Andrea Bernard Aspell Anthony Augello Robert Barbarisi Stephen Barker Christopher Battaglia James Bond David Book Neal Boushell Sean Blacken Steven Brousseau Sean Burke Paul Burns Yakov Caplan Ferdinand Capone Frank Capone Frank W. Capone Robert Capra David Caputo Paul Cardarelli Robert Carroll Gregory Carter Jeffrey Cerretani William Chase Christopher Ciulla Sean Cogan Peter Colbert Peter Colburn Charles Coleridge Charles Collins William Connell Robert Cooper Scott Courtney Christopher Crowley James Cullen John Cunio James Curran Stephen Curran David Cuticchia 42 Anthony D Alba Lawrence Davis Michael DeAngelis Mark DeFeo Stephen DeMarco Richard DeNoyer Richard D Eon Douglas MeMio John Dobbyn Edward Doherty James Donovan William Donovan Christopher Doucot John Downing William Driscoll Kevin Duffy David Dunbrack Robert Dunn Philip Dussault Wayne Elliott Daniel Faia Edward Fandel Filippo Firmani Kevin Fitzgerald Earl Fitzpatrick Peter Fitzpatrick Douglas Flaherty Paul Flaherty Jeffrey Floramo Robert Flynn Rowland Flynn Jeffrey Follett John Froio Robert Furbush John Gaspar John Gavin Gary Giordano Jason Glenn David Golini Scott Goodreau David Gorman Sean Goulding 43 Joseph Gouveia James Gubitose Robert Hardy John Harrington Daniel Harvey Robert Heffron Kevin Hern Aldo Hernandez Matthew Hogan Thomas Hogan William Hopkins Michael Hubbard Michael Iannacci Dana Janis John Jankowski Donald Jarvie John Jensen Philip Johnson William Johnson David Johnston Brian Jones Joseph Jones Michael Jones Nicholas Kakles Paul Keeley Thomas Kelley Steven Lane Christopher Lanni Patrick Lawler John Layto n Frederick Leeman Andrew Lucia Gregory Lynch Edward MacCuish David Malatesta Robert Marques Peter McAvoy John McGillicuddy Sean McGillicuddy James McIntyre James McKinley David McMahon 44 Edward McNamara Ciriaco Memmolo Scott Mirley David Morrison Michael Moscaritolo Sean Moulds Collin Murray Francis Murray Paul Nelson Kevin O ' Brien Michael Overlan John Pagliocco James Parker Philip Pascale Joseph Peluso Joseph Perault David Piscatelli Gregory Polaski Scott Powers Dennis Prior Patrick Rago Sean Randall John Reardon Mario Ricciardelli Alfonso Romano Patrick Rooney Michael Ryan Eric Sande rs Robert Santo Francis Sarro Michael Scaduto James Scheibert John Schembri Thomas Scully John Settineri Scott Siegel Carl Sposito Bryan Stack George Stodolnic Christopher Sullivan Daniel Sullivan David Sullivan 45 Leo Sullivan Jon Symonds Louis Tarmy Barry Toland Robert Touchette David Tringale Robert Vallone Michael Vecchio Carl Virusso David Walsh James Walsh Thomas Walsh Thomas Whalen Daniel Willaimson Richard Wilson John Winslow Joseph Wixon Michael Zaffiro David Zebrowski William Morey Sophomores Frank Abramo Stephen Amato James Archdeacon Kristen Bandle Anthony Barbiris Jon Barooshian Jason Barshak Kevin Belanger Raymond Bell Peter Bonna Joseph Bono Paul Bono 46 David Botolino Kevin Boudreau David Brady Frederick Buckley Michael Buckley William Burnham Brian Cadigan John Cameron Gary Campbell Thomas Capuzzo John Carey Kevin Carroll Christopher Carvotta Anthony Caso Matthew Castro Dennis Cataldo Matthew Catino George Chagnon Mark Chiavelli David Cirrone Shawn Coakley Kevin Coleman Daniel Collins Michael Colman John Comosa Steven Corvi Albert Crease Richard Cunningham Michael Dunnaher James Davis Steven DeBenedictis Thomas DeFranzo Stephen Delani David Dello Russo Ralph Delorie Christopher Delyani Mauro Demaso Richard DeMaso Michael DeMayo Anthony DiNatale Andrew Dodd Robert Doran 47 Kevin Dorgan Kevin Duffy Alan DuMont Michael Dunn David Eisenhaur Gary Erickson Thomas Fallon Christopher Farnsworth Scott Fay Thomas Finnerty William Flammia Joseph Flanagan Leo Flanagan Franklin Foley Gregory Foley Jaime Ford Paul Foster Kevin Fowler Thomas Fusco Joseph Gagliardi Steven Galante Joseph Gallo Aaron Gartland Phillip Gasparello Joseph Giannino Joseph Giglio Timothy Gleason Roman Gonzalez James Graham Jayson Griffin Richard Griffin Marc Grossman Richard Guarini John Gulizia Hubert Hanlon John Hannabury Robert Harrington Christopher Hart Alan Hatch Laurance Hayes Michael Hegarty James Henaghan 48 Thomas Hogan John Hurley James lacono David Ingersoll Robert Johnson Scott Jumper James Karos Mark Keane Michael Keefe Shawn Kennedy George Kierstead Andrew Kim Frank Kowalski Mark Laben Michael Lanni David LaPusata John Leggiero Mark Littlefield Timothy Lodie Louis Longo Joseph LoRusso Kenneth Lynch Patrick McAvoy Michael McCarron Brian McCarthy Craig McDowell William McFall James McNeill Charles A. Mahoney Charles H. Mahoney Paul Malenchini James Mangan Albert Marchese Brian Marinelli Christopher Marino Philip Marrone Scott Martin Anthony Martinho Joseph Massa Paul Mastrocola Paul Mattuchio Alfred Mazochia 49 Paul Mazzoni Thomas Miller David Monaghan Gioacchino Montanile A1 Montejo John Montminy Kevin Morello Jonathon Moy Wayne Moynihan Morgan Mulkerin Brian Murdza James Nestor Michael O ' Brien Brian O ' Connell Michael O ' Connor Michael O ' Donnell Sean O ' Donovan Gene O ' Flaherty Kevin O ' Malley Salvatore Onorato Matthew Overlan John Parziale Stephen Pastorello Joseph Peppe Jay Perlman Nunzio Petrillo Robert Petrucelli Andrew Philbin Nicholas Picariello Stephen Pinette John Potter William Price Dominic Puleo Ross Pusatere Marc Rabideau Stephen Raso Laurence Ring Bobby Roberts John Roberts Alfred Rolli David Rossi Bruce Rudnick 50 Freshmen Matthew Sandonato David Sasso Silvio Scalzo Stephen Scully Robert Sewell Philip Seto Jeffrey Sieswerda Lawrence Silipigni Kevin Smith Michael Spinney Matthew Staffier David Sullivan Joseph Sullivan Paul Sullivan Timothy Sullivan Chester Swankowski Stephen Tarpey William Thorne Frank Trischitta Andreas Tsitos Paul Ursino David Vanella Stephen Wallace Timothy Williamson Michael Zaccaria Christian Zaccone Lewis Abate Stephen Almeida Frank Amato Donald Anderson Angelo Andreottola Peter Antonuccio 51 David Arria Christopher Barron Stephen Batchelder William Beasley David Beatrice Marc Bennett Michael Bennett Joseph Bevere Michael Brady James Brennan Andrew Brengola Jeffrey Bresnahan Paul Brissette Thomas Bruno Gary Burnell David Callahan John Cammarata Timothy Cannata Peter Cannon Ronald Capone Robert Casaletto Leo Casey James Cataldo Christopher Catoggio Stephen Cerniglia Vincent Ciampa Richard Ciulla Jared Cleary Kevin Coderre Kevin Colannino Ruben Colon Edward Conley Daniel Connolly Timothy Connors Michael Cronin Joseph Crowley David Curcio William Daley James Davis Christopher Dawley Carmen DeAngelis Stephen DeCrescenzo 52 Stephen deFilippis Arthur DelloRusso Vincent DeNictolis Francis Dewey Kenneth DiBlasi Ralph DiFonzo Thomas DiFonzo Dante DiFronzo Peter DiGiovanni Ronald DiGiulio Michael DiStasio Vincent Dolcimascolo Steven Donahue Patrick Donovan Matthew Doucot James Downing James Driscoll Michael Drummey Bruce Earle Lawrence Erickson John Fahey James Fallon Richard Fallon Brendan Ferrich Anthony Fina Kenneth Fioretti Sean Flaherty Christopher Flammia Michael Flynn Kevin Follett Matthew Freese Brian Frost Patrick Funiciello Scott Gallant Dennis Galvin Steven Garten Joseph Gentile Robert Gilmartin Edward Goguen William Goren Jason Gori Richard Grasso 53 Richard Harnish John Harrington Timothy Harrington Todd Harris Stephen Hayes Benjamin Hazell Michael Heinonen James Hennessey Lawrence Hewitt Thomas Holmes Paul Hopkins Shawn Hubbard Dana Huberman Edward Hunt Steven lannacone Thomas Jones Kevin Julian David Kakles Daniel Keane John Keenan Richard Kelley James Keough Adam Klein Gary Knox Joseph Lacey John LaFauci Raymond Lane Gregory Laurila Michael Lava Gary Legor Richard Lescovitz Joseph Lochiatto David Lucia Garrett Lynch Brad MacDonald Jason MacDonald Robert Magro Edward Magner Omar Magnusson Joseph Mahoney Michael Mahoney James Malonson 54 Marc Manzi John Marchese Benjamin Martignetti Sean Mattie Steven McCollem Paul McGuire Kevin McKenna Kevin McLaughlin John McNaught Christopher Melilio Ralph Memmolo Roy Merenda Michael Micale Robert Montanile Carlos Montejo John Moniello Sean Moore Steven Morency Peter Morrill Jason Munroe Paul Murphy John-Philip Neal John Nee Andrew Nicewicz Joel Nicolo Charles Northrop Paul Norton James Obey Gerard O ' Brien Shawn O ' Day Frank O ' Donnell Anthony Orlandino David Orr Stephen Pace Joseph Pagliuca Stephen Pagliuca Jeffrey Palermo Steven Patrie Joshua Perlman Michael Petrozelli Gary Pinkham Mark Puopolo 55 Anthony Radzikowski Henry Rappa Robert Reardon Richard Redding Mark Reid Christopher Reily Ronald Reppucci Joseph Richard Scott Rigolini Edward Riley Javier Rittenberg Philip Romano Terigi Rossi Joseph Russo Michael Russo John Ryan Robert Sadler John Scanlan Steven Schembri Kevin Shea Steven Sherman Carmine Simonelli Michael Slattery Philip Smith Thomas Smolinski Jason Sokolowski Manlio Soscia Gerardo Spagnuolo Christopher Spurr Samuel Steed William Stickney Richard Storella Brian Sullivan Kevin Sullivan Paul Sullivan Sean Sullivan Jay Symonds Anthony Szalkowski Michael Tartarini David Tenaglia David Theberge Richard Thompson 56 Picture Not Available Brian Vacca Frank Van Gorder John Viarella Gabriele Vincenzo Joseph Volpicelli Brian Walsh Thomas Wardan Donald Watson James Welch Raymond Whelan Alexander White Daniel White James Wright Stephan Wronski 57 7 t e. 62 Brother Thomas Mulloy, C.F.X. Headmaster Brother David Wiggin, C.F.X. Associate Headmaster — Academics, English Brother David Cichon, C.F.X. Associate Headmaster — Dean of Students, Malden Catholic Associates Director, Social Studies 63 Mrs. Helen Bockley Guidance Secretary Mrs. Rita Brander Main Office Secretary Bro. John Carpenter, C.F.X. ■ -,A ■ ilf Mr. Joseph George . Mrs. James MacAuley Plant Supervisor ■ ifi; Mr. Matthew Connolly Development Office 64 Mr. Martin Ammer Director of Guidance, Quiz Show Moderator Mr. Thomas Arria Social Studies, Basketball Coach Mrs. Penelope Austin Art, Typing, Study Skills Brother Joseph Britt, C.F.X. Social Studies, Camera — Ski Club Moderator Mr. Robert Bucchino Mathematics Mrs. Mary Carcerano Mathematics Mr. John Carroll English National Honor Society Moderator Mr. James Chevrie Chemistry, Crystal 99 66 Bro. Daniel Cremin, C.F.X. Physical Education Chairman Mr. Timothy Cremin Mathematics — Computer Mrs. Claudia D ' Amore Biology — Anatomy, Student Council Bro. Matthias Doherty Library — Audio Visual Aid Dept. Chairman Bro. Lawrence Dunn, C.F.X. Guidance Study Skills Bro. Frederick Eid, C.F.X. Mathematics — Computers Mr. Thomas Foley Religious Studies Mr. Ralph Fuccillo Religious Dept. Chairman Student Council Sr. Joanne Gallagher, C.S.J. Religious Studies, Pastoral Ministry Miss Barbara Goodman Latin French Latin Club Moderator Mr. Francis Halas Science Dept. Chairman, Chemistry Mr. Barry Haley Physical Education, Athletic Trainer, Health Mr. Brian Hickey Physical Science Mr. Lawrence Hohl Biology, Environmental Science Mr. Daniel Hughes English 68 Mrs. Christina Johnson Spanish Spanish Club Moderator Foreign Language Dept. Chairperson Mr. Alan Kaufman Physics, Astronomy, Quiz Show Brother Kevin Kenny C.F.X. Guidance Counselor Father Robert Labrie School Chaplain, Religious Studies, Pastoral Ministry Mr. Joseph Lang Guidance Counselor, Football Baseball Coach Ms. Angela Lee English, Lance Moderator Mrs. Janet Leuci Spanish 69 I Bro. William Lyons, C.F.X. Spanish, Bookstore Director Bro. Jean Meany, C.F.X. Librarian Bro. Kevin McLean, C.F.X. Pastorial Ministry, Spanish, Latin Bro. Myles McManus, C.F.X. Religious Studies, Track Coach, Weight Training Moderator Mr. James Markey English Dept. Chairman Bro. D. Stephen O ' Donnell, C.F.X. Social Studies, Athletic Director 70 Mr. James O ' Keefe Mathematics Bro. Jeremiah O ' Leary, C.F.X Pastoral Ministry Director, French Ms. Katherine O ' Leary Reading, English Miss Rosemary Purtell French, French Club Moderator Miss Barbara Roberts French, International Club Moderator Mr. John Piantedosi Religious Studies Ms. Hanna Ray Mathematics Miss Ileana Russo Mathematic Chairperson Mr. Douglas Sears English Mrs. Lisa Sherr Social Studies, Psychology Sociology Student Council Mr. Charles Stevenson Social Studies, Accounting Bro. John Sullivan, C.F.X English, Soccer Coach Bro. Phillip White, C.F.X Applied Arts Chairman, Typing, Mechanical Drawing 72 Go Lancers, Go ■ 74 Football The 1983 M.C. Varsity Football Team includes: First Row: Bill Connell, Tom Walsh, A1 Rolli, A1 Hatch, Tim Williamson, Kevin Fitzgerald, Jeff Floramo, Dave Walsh, Gene Alston, John Cunio, Mike O ' Conner, Joe Massa, Coach Segal. Second Row: Kevin Dorgan, Dave Malatesta, Scott Mirley, Kevin O ' Malley, Rob Petrucelli, Bill Flammia, Steve DeBenedic- tus, John Roberts, Paul Mattuchio, Mark Chiavelli, Joe Giglio, Chet Swankowski, Gary Giordano. Third Row: Wayne Elliot, John Layton, Jim Archdeacon, Bobby Marques, John Carey, Joe Jones, John Parziale, Tom Whalen, Bill Hopkins, Jim Bond, Dave Morrison, Mike DeMayo, Joe Flanagan, Steve Tarpey, Steve Galante, Dom Puleo, Brian Jones, Jon Symonds, Coach Flynn, Coach Norton, Coach Marchetti. Fourth Row: John Lava, Joe Puleo, John Bocchino, Rich Poznick, Tim Galvin, Co-Capt. Sean McLaughlin, Co-Capt. John Ferraro, Co-Capt. John Leete, Brian Dembicki, Jim Casamento, Tony Natola, Ed Powers, Coach Lang. Missing When Picture Was Taken: Bryan Stack. Com e on Sean, get your knees up! Coach Lang and the Captains 76 The Defense Rests The football team had a strong 6-3 record, despite the fact that they had only five returning lettermen. The defense was MC ' s strong suit all year, allowing no first quarter points and only 22 first half points all season. The starters on this squad were linemen Sean McLaughlin, John Lava, Tony Natola, and Dave Morrison, linebackers Brian Dembicki, John Leete, and backs Tom Walsh, Jim Casamento, Jeff Floramo, and Gene Alston. Leete led the team in tackles with Lava and Notola close behind. The offense also came through with big plays throughout the season, winning two games in the last eight seconds and a third in the last thirty seconds. Starters on this squad in¬ cluded ends Bryan Stack, and Jon Symonds, linemen Tony Natola, Bobby Marques, John Ferraro, Brian Dembicki, and John Leete, and backs Tim Galvin, Gene Alston, Brian Jones and Gary Giordano. Alston rushed for better than 100 yards a game and led the Catholic Conference in scoring with 77 points. The highlight of the season was a 13-8 victory over St. John ' s Prep who had beaten MC 14 games in a row going in¬ to the contest. The key to the game was two big goal line stands by the stingy MC defense, the second coming with three minutes to go in the game and MC down 8-7. The of¬ fense then marched 99 yards downfield and scored on a pass from Giordano to Symonds with just eight seconds left in the game. Other highlights included: — Three goal line stands against Matignon. — A 25 yard pass from Giordano to Symonds with six seconds left to beat St. John ' s Shrewsbury. — Tony Natola ' s return of a John Lava blocked punt for a touchdown against Don Bosco. 1983 MC Varsity Scores MC.6 Matignon.0 MC.18 Don Bosco.6 MC.13 St. John ' s Shrewsbury.8 MC ,.13 Catholic Memorial .9 MC.6 Concord-Carlisle.7 MC.14 Austin Prep.i.. 6 MC.8 BC High ..14 H MC.13 St. John ' s Prep.8 MC.12 Xaverian.28 ' ■ . - ■ ; ■ i al , x I Jb lg|pF m J ASS — Gene Alston ' s 237 yard game against Austin Prep which earned him Boston Globe player of the week honors. — The stellar play of our four all-stars: John Leete, John Lava, Tony Natola and Gene Alston. 77 The swarming defense Bobby Marques lends a hand. Jon Symonds and Tim Galvin John Leete makes another tackle. Dave Walsh and Gary Giordano Line Charge 78 The whole story A Bosco back goes nowhere. 79 The Seniors Soccer 1st Row: Steve Pastorello, Robbie Norton, Bob Santo, Larry Ring. 2nd Row: Matt Hogan, Bob MacCallum, Eric Sanders, Dan Lawler, Greg Polaski, Robbie Hardy, Jeff Cerretani, Tom Hogan. 3rd Row: Frank Capone, Phil Johnson, Mike Francis, Paul Waystack, Mike Walsh, Paul Cardarelli, Dave Tringale, Scott Siegal. This year ' s M.C. Soccer Team was a much improved unit over years past. Led by new head coach Bro. John Sullivan, and captains Danny Lawler, Bobby MacCallum and Robby Norton, the team stayed alive with dreams of the tournament right up to the final week of the season. With Coach Sullivan ' s leadership and the efforts of returning All-Stars Greg Polaski and Frank Capone as well as the outstanding goaltending of Bobby Santo, this team is almost a guarantee for post-season play in 1984. The leading scorers on this year ' s team were Frank Capone and Steve Pastorello. 80 1st Row, L-R: Paul Bono, Steve Garten, Frank Dewey, Joe Sullivan, Mauro DeMaso, Chris Doucot, Chuck Coleridge, Brian McCarthy, Stephan Wron- ski, Joe Lociatto, Mike Dunn, Sean Sullivan. 2nd Row, L-R: John Cameron, Leo Sullivan, Kevin Boudreau, Greg Foley, Sean Coakley, Marc Rabideau, Mike Drummey, Andy Lucia, Sam Steed. 3rd Row, L-R: Head Coach Bro. Myles McManus, Dan Harvey, John Erickson, Ed Fandel, Dave Sullivan, Jim Donovan, Chris Hart, Earl Fitzpatrick, Sean Burke, Tom Rosato, Kevin O ' Brien, Steve Hayes, Mike Micale. 4th Row, L-R: Mike Slattery, Mike O ' Brien, Sean O ' Donovan, Mike Hegarty, Dave Brady, Gerry O ' Brien, John Harrington, John Wronski, Marc Evlog, Asst. Coach Bro. Dan Cremin. Missing: Kevin McGovern. This year ' s cross country team began practicing two weeks before school started in the sultry August weather, under the supervision of coaches Bro. Myles McManus and Bro. Dan Cremin. Led by co-captains Thomas Rosato and John Wronski, and seniors John Erickson, Tim Leonard, and Kevin McGovern, the team went on to compile a 2-5 record in a season that was more successful than the record alone can attest. Facing stiff competition in the tough Catholic Conference, the team performed well all season, turning in many ex¬ cellent individual performances. Tim Leonard; juniors Sean Burke, Jim Donovan, and Dan Harvey; and sophomores Dave Brady, Jim Davis, Joe Gallo, Chris Hart, Mike Hegarty, and Marc Rabideau consistently finished well in the varsity race. Several of the sophomores garnered medals in the state meets and Burke was named to the Catholic Conference All-Star roster. With an abundance of young talent, MC cross country looks forward to a promising future. 83 mm iMte; £k� Basketball The 1983-4 Malden Catholic Varsity Basketball team had an off year. The team ' s overall record was 5-15 and 3-11 in the tough Catholic Conference. The team was led by captains Jay Caton and Gary Giordano. Caton was the leading scorer, averaging 13 points per game. Forward Bob Rivers was the second leading scorer with an average of 10 points per game. The highlight of the season was a 64-57 victory over Dom Savio. MC held league-leading scorer Bob Sullivan to only 8 points. Despite its poor record, the team stayed close in most games, losing several of them in the last minute or in overtime. Coach Tom Arria did a good job keeping the team together despite being handicapped by several off-court controversies. The coach is looking forward to next year ' s squad which should be considerably bet¬ ter. Team members included Charlie Obremski, John Kostro, Joe Lusk, Jay Erickson, Joe Puleo, Larry Gamst, Greg Carter, Jon Symonds, Bob Cooper, Gene Alston, Bob Rivers, Jay Caton and Gary Giordano. 86 John Kostro drives against Malden Jay Caton looks for an open man Take that Chenault Joe Puleo grabs a board 87 Charlie Obremski, John Kostro, Gene Alston, Joe Puleo, Greg Carter, Jon Sumonds, Bob Rivers, Larry Gamst, Bob Cooper, John Erickson, Joe Lusk, Mr. Tom Arria, Co-Capt. Gary Giordano, John Caton The swim team had an outstanding season finishing 9-7 and fourth in the Catholic Conference. Captain ' s Mike McCarthy, Bob Cunningham, and senior Paul Johnson provided leader¬ ship for the talented young swimmers. They include Mike Mc- Carron who finished second on the team in points behind Paul Johnson. Ralph DeLone, another sophomore finished third with Dave Eisenhaur finishing a close 4th. The team obviously has great depth and a promising future. Swim Team Back Row: Shaun Hubbard, Jason Sokolowski, Paul Johnson, Scott Martin, Mike McCarron, Charles Mahoney. Middle Row: Coach Bro. Dan Cremin, Dave Eisenhaur, Shaun Coakley, Wayne Moynihan, Dan Williamson, Mike McCar¬ thy, Mike Vecchio, George Stodolnic, Peter McAvoy. Front Row: Bob Cun¬ ningham, Ralph Delorie, Scott Baird, Mike Flynn, Rick Cunningham. . 9 0 i Hockey ' ' x. - l ; $S: m Indoor Track ' -t i i w? 3 ±)i J ' 4 .11 ||m H Ha i 1 J kL is ,T jAm 1 i Jmm. ■■ lift w Bottom Row, L-R: Coach Lou Ruggiero, Thomas Rosato, John Wronski, Anthony Natola, Andrew Fronczak (Captain), Anthony Grieco, Kevin McGovern, Timothy Leonard, Coach Tim Day. 2nd Row, L-R: Chuck Coleridge, Gary Giordano, David Morrison, John Hannabury, David Tringale, Chris Doucot, Sean Randall, Mike O ' Brien, Chris Hart, Joe Sullivan. 3rd Row, L-R: James Davis, Philip Dussault, Robert Barbarisi, David Brady, Chris Carvotta, Matt Overlan, Brian McCarthy, Marc Rabideau, John Montminy, Head Coach Bro. Myles McManus, C.F.X. 4th Row, L-R: Tim Williamson, Chris Lanni, Matt Staffier, A1 Montejo, Alan Dumont, Barry Toland, Sean Burke. 5th Row, L-R: Kevin McKenna, Leo Casey, John Cammorata, Mike Slattery, Ruben Colen, Ron Reppucci, Joe Soscia. Top Row, L-R: Sean Sullivan, Lewis Abate, William Beasley, Steve Garten, Gerry O ' Brien, Carmen DeAngelis, Scott Rigolini, Stephan Wronski, Steven Pace, Richard Grosso. Missing: Marc Chiavelli, Tony Dalba, James Fallon, Joe Lochia tto, James Mangan, Earl Fitzpatrick, Chris Marino, David Sullivan. The 1983-84 Indoor Track and Field Team was led by Coaches Bro. Myles McManus, Lou Ruggerio, and Tim Day and by Captain Andy Fronczak. Although the 1-5-1 record was disappointing, the season was filled with many outstanding in¬ dividual performances. The shot put team of Fronczak, Tony Natola, and Chris Lanni was especially noteworthy. The three shot putters consistently won all three places in their event and placed third in the State Shot Put Championships at BU, set¬ ting a team record in doing so. In the Indoor Track Championships at Harvard University, Fronczak placed fifth with a throw of 49 ft., 2 % in. and junior Sean Burke placed sixth in the two-mile with a time of 9:57.8. Both received medals for their efforts. Other key contributions were made by Tim Leonard in the 600 yd. run, Chris Doucot in the 1000, Dave Brady and Marc Rabideau in the 1 and 2 mile, Tom Rosato in the 600 and 1000, and John Wronski in the mile. The season ended on a high note at the League Championships where Fronczak and Natola captured first and second in the shot put, Burke placed fifth in the two-mile, Sean Randall came in sixth in the high hurdles and Marc Rabideau placed third in the JV two-mile. As a result of an unbeaten personal season, Andy Fronczak was named a League All-Star. 94 96 Crystal 99 Front Row: John Galvin, Mike McCarthy, T.J. Welch, Gregg Dooling, Terrence Cronin, Paul Bielakiewicz. Back Row: Moderator James Cheverie, Jeff Follett, Kevin Duffy, Chris Collins, Tony D ' Alba This year ' s Crystall 99 got off to a slow start because Mr. Markey stepped down as moderator after seven years. Mr. James Cheverie has taken over as the new moderator and has done a fine job. This year ' s Editors are as follows: Editor-In- Chief Gregg Dooling; Layout Editor is Terrence Cronin; Features Editor is T.J. Welch; News Editor is Paul Bielakiewiczs; and Sports Editor is Mike McCarthy. Published five times a year, the eight page newspaper kept students informed and amused with its combination of feature stories, sports news, band reviews. Senior Spotlights, Edi torials and Trivia. Distributed free of charge to the M.C. community, the Crystal 99 remains a cornerstone of student media in the school. “Long Live the First Amendment!” 97 Lance 84 EDITOR IN CHIEF — GERALD NASTASIA, JR. ASSOCIATE EDITOR — TOM SMITH SENIOR EDITOR — ANTHONY FORTUNATO, FRANK STORELLA, DAN LAWLER SPORTS EDITORS — CHARLIE OBREMSKI, JIM CASAMENTO ACTIVITIES EDITOR — ANTHONY D ' AURORA, TOM FAMIGLIETTI FACULTY EDITOR — JEFF FOLLET UNDERCLASSMAN EDITOR — DAVID SULLIVAN Although the size of this year ' s staff was not overly impressive, the amount of work turned out was extraordinary. The staff worked like a finely tuned unit under the guidance of MS. ANGELA LEE and never failed to meet a deadline. The members of the LANCE would also like to thank the Camera Club for its prompt and much appreciated help in the produc¬ tion of the 1984 LANCE. Lastly, the editors would like to thank those members of the General Staff whose work and cooperation were extremely valuable in this book ' s publication. 99 National Honor Society The members of the National Honor Society pledge to always seek the light of truth, hold scholarship habits, engage in worthy service, and lead for¬ ward in all things that shall help their community. This year ' s officers of the Bro. Gilbert Chapter were James Casamento — President, John Wronski — V. President, and Gerald Nastasia — Secretary-Treasurer. At this year ' s in¬ duction ceremony, Anthony Fortunato, Michael Crowley, Lawrence Mulligan, and Thomas Rosato presented speeches on Scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Under the direction of Mr. John Carroll, this year ' s National Honor Society assisted in various ac¬ tivities serving the Malden Catholic community, including a successful tutorial program. 100 Class of 1984 Elected November, 1982 James W. Casamento William J. Iannacci Marc R. Moran Gerald Nastasia, Jr. Inducted December, 1982 Paul D. Neal Robert J. Rivers, Jr. Eugene F. Sullivan, Jr. John C. Wronski Elected September, 1983 Inducted October, 1983 Mark P. Assetta Scott M. Baird Edmond G. Brown II Robert R. Buchanan Joseph P. Burke Terrence P. Cronin Michael P. Crowley Philip J. DeSanto Mario A. DiBenedetto Gregg M. Dooling Kenneth G. Doyle John W. Erickson IV Thomas L. Famiglietti Thomas F. Fay III John C. Ferraro Anthony J. Fortunato Donald W. Gianquitto William M, Giuliano Anthony G. Grieco John M. Leete Christopher R. LoConte Maurice Maher David A. Matanes Michael J. McCarthy Frederick J. McGovern III Lawrence T. Mulligan Anthony J. Natola Michael N. O ' Connell, Jr. Paul J. O ' Leary Patrick J. Reardon Thomas D. Rosato Stephen E. Smith Gregory A. Szwarc Eliot H. Wiseman Board of Diret tors NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP CORPORATION i One American Plaza, Evanston, Illinois 60201 (312) 866-3100 JOHN S KF.F.D Cha;rman former Chairman. Santa ft Industries. Inc ROBERT J! YFROTZ Vice Chairman President. Sonhxptutm Uniicrutv ROBERTO STUART JR. Vice Chairman Chairman, finance Committee. The Quaker Oats Compan y February 13, 1984 W. D. BRUCE Regional Supennlendt County (Kentucky Pu JOHN H. BRYAN Chairman. Consolidated Foods Corporation JAMES W. COZAD 1 ' tet Chairman. Standard Oil Company {Indiana} EDITH V FRANCIS Superintendent, f i mg Township (Trenton. Sew Jersey} Public Schools WILLIAM R. HARVEY President, Hampton Institute M. ELIZABETH JACKA Executive Vice President, Saftonal .Went Scholarship Corporation FREDERICK G. JAICKS former Chairman Inland Steel Company MARTIN A. MASSENGALE Chancellor. University of Sebraska — Lincoln E. T. MEREDITH III Chairman, Meredith Corporation HERBERT W. SCHOOLING Chancellor Emeritus. (University of Missouri— Columbia Natiwifal Merit Scholars A n A A m ri AntriA A 1 O nnl ' l Pi — A ft ft I A. .. • • . « Accompanying this letter is a Certificate of Merit signifying that you have met the rigor National Merit Scho Tents for Finalist standing in the 1984 5gram,. You have every reason to be proud of this accomplishment which distinguishes you in a very select group, repneseJ intJS L.asanj.en.tQ’ one percent of American high school seniors. Paul Neal The process of choosing about 5,300 Merit Scholars from among some 13,500 Finalists is now underway. Although we wish we could offer every Finalist a Merit Scholarship, we cannot. The vast majority of student aid for college is provided through collegiate institutions ' and governmental programs that differ substantially from the Merit Program, which receives neither federal nor state funding. The Merit Program is the only major scholarship competition that is both nationwide in° scope and privately financed, but its funds are limited. Therefore, only about 40 percent 4 by some 600 ' imia? Merit Scholarships, financed support the program ' s goals. JOHN F. SHINE Principal. Aeon (Connecticut} High School EDWARD C. SMITH President. S ' a(tonalMerit Scholarship Corporation ROBERT I . THOMAS ' District Superintendent. Fallbrook (California) Union High School District You and every considered for one of 1,800 National Merit $1000 Scholarships--winners of which will be chosen in open competitioJCennetiat©6 l€sentation basis. The one-time National awards are underwritten with grants from business and industrial sponsor. feHastKTcM d program funds. SCOTT D. THOMSON Exe utive Director. Saiionsl Association of Secondary School PrtncifhtU A W. WOELFLF. Chairman. Kraft. Inc. JAMES H.ZUMBERGE President. University af Southern California About 3,500 foij jy i i ships will be awarded, sponsored by corporate organizations ana colleges and universities. Not everv Finalist will be considered for one of these awards that scholarship grantors specify for Finalists who meet preferential criteria, such as parental employment, area of residence, career goals, or college choice. Honorary Directors JOSEPH L. BLOCK former Chairman JOHN M.STALNAKFR President Emeritus Winners of Merit Scholarships will receive their offers in March and early April, and after acceptances are returned, we will publicly announce recipients ' names. Finalists who are not chosen for an award will be so informed by May 11, although a small number of offers may be mailed in late spring or early summer, if additional Merit Scholarships become available. 1 NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM This Certificate of Merit is awarded to James W. Casamento who has demonstrated high potential jar future academic attainment by distinguished performance as a Finalist in the Merit Scholarship competition in nineteen hundred eighty-four. President. Stilio.ial Merit Scholarship Corf orttUon Computer Club Malden Catholic ' s Computer Club grew and prospered in this, its second year. Student-taught programming courses were conducted to instruct members in the BASIC language and field trips were spon¬ sored to the Digital Computer Museum and Honeywell Computer Co. The very suc¬ cessful MC MICROCOMPUTER NEWS was published several times during the year for members and non-members alike. The club was moderated by Bro. Frederick Eid and led by the following officers: John Har¬ rington, President; Phil Marrone, Treasurer; Gary Campbell, Secretary; and David Sullivan, Newsletter Editor-in-Chief. Seated, L-R: Phil Marrone, Gary Campbell, John Har¬ rington, David Sullivan, Filippo Firmani. Standing, L-R: Andrew Kim, Jason Barshak, Jim Mangan, Paul Mastrocola, Kevin Morello, Chuck Coleridge, A1 Marchese, Moderator Bro. Fredrick Eid, C.F.X. Quiz Show Team Mr. Ammer ' s Quiz Show team enjoyed its most successful year ever. The team made it all the way to the finals, where they were finally beaten by Newton South. Members of this year ' s Quiz team were: high scorer JIM CASAMENTO, MICHAEL O ' CONNELL and juniors JOHN HARRINGTON and DAVID SULLIVAN. Math Team The Math team at Malden Catholic consists of a small group of talented, hard-working men. Moderated by BROTHER FRED EID, C.F.X., the team was led by seniors JIM CASAMENTO, the team ' s highscorer, AN¬ THONY FORTUNATO and MARC MORAN. The team ' s other members included: juniors DAVID SULLIVAN, JOHN HARRINGTON, FIL FIRMANI, sophomores ANDREW KIM, JASON BARSHAK and freshman PATRICK DONOVAN. 105 Standing From Left to Right: Tom Smith, Larry Mulligan, Mr. Fuccillo (moderator), and Tony D ' Aurora. Led by Mr. Ralph Fuccillo, seniors Larry Mulligan, Tom Smith, and Tony D ' Aurora participated in the Close-Up program. 344 students attended a one- week program in the nation ' s capital to better understand the American govern¬ mental system. The threesome met with such keynote speakers as: Senator Ed¬ ward Kennedy, Senator Paul Tsongas (below). Representative Edward Markey, but disappointingly they were unable to meet Speaker of the House Thomas Tip O ' Neill. Massachusetts was accom¬ panied by Colorado in this program, not only did these three students learn about the federal government, but they were also introduced to U.S. Western Culture. The Lance wishes good luck to those Juniors and Sophomores who are at¬ tending next year ' s program . . . Close-Up 106 Latin Club Standing: James Kelleher, Paul Bielakiewicz, Anthony Jordan, and Mrs. Goodman (Moderator). Led by Mrs. Goodman, the Latin Club strives to keep the Classics alive. French Club Standing: Scott Jumper, Joseph Peluso, Mike Russo, Neal Bouschell, Sean Cogan, Jay Gubitose, Jeff Follet, Jason Glenn, Jeff Cerretani, Paul Cardarelli, Andrew Kim, Miss Purtel (Moderator). Led by Miss Purtel, the French Club has grown in membership considerably. Thanks to the club, AMOR is alive at Malden Catholic. 107 International Club Standing, Left to Right: Miss Purtell, Mike O ' Keefe, Scott Jumper, Joe Peluso, Sean Cogan, Jeff Follet, Neil Boushell, Jay Bousell, Scott Baird, Andrew Kim, Mario DiBenedetto, Miss Roberts. Spanish Club Standing, Left to Right: Jason Barshack, John Jenson, Dave Dumbrack, Robert Flynn, Bobby Roberts, Leo Flanagan, Richard D ' Eon, Kevin Morello. 108 Big Brothers The Big Brother program was reinstituted this year with great success. The following seniors participated in the Big Brother Program: Paul Bielakiewicz, Mark Boyden, Mike Brengola, Mike Crowely, Mario Dibenedetto, Tony D ' Aurora, John Ford, Sean Goddard, Mike Grant, John Kostro, Pat Kilcoyne, Dan Lawler, Harry Leanos, Joe Lusk, Mike Mc¬ Carthy, Kevin McGovern, Scott Meninno, Charlie Obremski, Rich Raso, Tom Rosato, Steve Smith, Tom Smith, Frank Storella, Brian Walsh. 109 Leadership Institute 1st Row, L-R: Sister Joanne, Frank Storella, Daniel Lawler, John Ferraro, Richard Raso, Anthony D ' Aurora, John Kostro, Kevin McGovern, Joseph Burke, John Wronski, Brian Dembicki. 2nd Row: Brother Kevin McClean, Joseph Lusk, Gerald Nastasia, Thomas Rosato, Harold Leanos, Paul Bielackwiez, Greg Dooling, Michael Brengola, Andrew Fronzack, Terrence Cronin, Larry Mulligan, Michael Crowley, Tom Smith, Father Robert LaBrie, Brother Thomas Mulloy, Ken Hastings. Last Row: Scott Menino, Mr. Fuccillo, Scott Baird, Brother Jerry, and David Matanes. Sister Mary Kay, Mike Grant. During the last week of Ausust, 29 Seniors attended the third annual Malden Catholic Leadership Institute accompanied by the Pastoral Ministry Team, as well as the members of the Administration. The week became an experience of a lifetime. Each Senior learned his potential for becoming a leader in the school. Not only did each Senior learn about himself, he also got better acquainted with someone else. The Seniors gained a valuable experience from his Institute, and the LANCE would like to thank each member of the Pastoral Ministry Team, and the members of the Administration and Faculty who helped enlighten some new leaders Don ' t smile for the camera! Mr. Exotic takes The Hawk for a ride! A little well done? Father LaBrie leads a serious moment. Ill wm Performing the many duties necessary to maintain the upkeep of Malden Catholic, the work crew under the direction of Mr. James MacAuley and Mr. George, work daily after school and on Saturdays to earn money towards their tuition. The work crew is the driving force to school spirit here at M.C. One feels good when they enter a classroom or walk down a hallway that is kept up and shiny. To Seniors: John Desimone, Brian Glover, Anthony Fortunato, and Richard Poznick. Also Juniors Dan Williamson, William Johnson, and Robert Vallone; We give thanks for a job well done ... Larry Mr. Clean Hayes 112 John The Bear Desimone Camera Club Back Row: Earl Fitzpatrick, Dan Collins, Jeff Follet, Tony D ' Alba, Jim Magnin, Chris Zarcony, and Brother Joe Britt. First Row: Pat Donovin, Arthur Popola, Mike Flynn, Ray Waylon, Ed Hunt. Moderated by Brother Joseph Britt, the Camera Club met weekly to decide who would cover the important events which were taking place around the school. Photographs have been taken over the year of just about anything one can think of from sports to activities to candids. It is these pic¬ tures which the Lance and the Crystall 99 find vital in order to have good publication. A Picture Paints A Thousand Words 113 Seated: Richard Raso, Anthony D ' Aurora. Standing: William Price, John Kostro, John Ferraro, Brian Walsh, Dan Williamson, Mr. Fuccillo, Mrs. DaMore, (Moderators); Michael Grant, Michael Crowley. STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD MODERATORS PRESIDENT: VICE-PRESIDENT: JUNIOR COUNSELOR: SOPHOMORE COUNSELOR: ATHLETIC CHAIRMAN: SOCIAL CHAIRMAN: TREASURER: CULTURAL CHAIRMAN: RELIGIOUS CHAIRMAN: PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN: ANTHONY D ' AURORA RICHARD RASO DANIEL WILLIAMSON WILLIAM PRICE JOHN KOSTRO MICHAEL GRANT MICHAEL CROWLEY BRIAN WALSH JOHN FERRARO JOHN LEETE Steven Scully at an M.C. Dance MR. RALPH FUCCILLO MRS. CLAUDIA DAMORE MRS. LISA SHERR 114 The Prez. gives his share of blood . .. This year ' s Student Council, led by moderators; Mr. Fuccillo, Mrs. DaMore, and Mrs. Sherr has planned the Freshman Orientation, the food and sweater drive, the bloodmobile, dances, pep rallies and the Senior-Junior Prom. i The following are home room representatives: Tom Famiglietti, Patrick Kilcoyne, Dan Lawler, Tim Galvin, Joe Lusk, Scott Goudreau, Andy Lucia, Peter Colbert, David Walsh, Ed Fandel, Pat Lawler, An¬ drew Kim, Tim Williamson, Joseph Flanagan, Gary Erickson, Michael Buckley, Gene O ' Flaherty. The Student Council under the leader¬ ship of Anthony D ' aurora has accom¬ plished much this year. They had a very successful Blood drive and some of the best dances M.C. has had in years. All of the members of the student council (especially Mike Crowely) has worked very hard this year to make this the best year ever. The INDUCTION of Student Council A Proud Moment 116 Musical Ensemble The Malden Catholic Music Ensemble was formed in 1982. As a school club, its purpose is to participate in school and civic functions such as assemblies, football games, Off Broadway, and the Malden Guild of Artists Program at the Public Library. The group is instructed by Mr. Mark Kaplin. . ' S JV . .V o T ' if 4 ® .C . ■• • ,V ' - 7 V a 4 � x V ' ® r - a o v® ,«- o , 4 � 4 s ° 0 e N , „ 4 y yw. y Jv J 6 ' A v ' a 5� c, x JS 1 .- f jf 4, £■ y y y � y y ' « . ..♦ O ' 0 v’ v ° 5 . . • yv j’ 9 o V v r % .V ,° v fr . 4 « o y 4 1 4 tf, 0 w ✓ , v m ° $S A ► G % : y y y yy 4 A =T 123 Your friends say they’ll keep in touch, but you know they won’t. Your teachers say come back and see them. Arid you know you won’t. Maybe someday it won’t matter. But right now, it hurts a little. Candtds 125 126 Favorites Magazine. . . . Sports Illustrated Book. .1984 Movie. . . . Return of the Jedi T.V. Program . . .Cheers Album . .Thriller Group . .Police Radio Station . . .Kiss 108FM Entertainer .... . . . . Michael Jackson News Event . . . . Lebanon Price List Megabucks Ticket.$1.00 Album.$7.99 Movie Ticket.$4.25 Candybar.$0.35 Cigarettes.$1.15 Unleaded Gas .$1.09 Six Pack of Beer.$3.60 Slice of Pizza.$0.80 Can of Coke.$0.60 132 Senior Alonardo, Anthony Louis 24 Hale Avenue Medford, MA 02155 Casamento, James William 7 Spear Street Melrose, MA 02176 Doyle, Kenneth George 60 Warren Avenue Malden, MA 02148 Giuliano, William Michael 54 Porter Street Malden, MA 02148 Amico, Philip Paul 40 Hurd Avenue Saugus, MA 01906 Caton, John Robert 158 Pearl Avenue Revere, MA 02151 Erickson, John Walter 75 Orchard Street Malden, MA 02148 Glover, Brian Robert 537 Proctor Avenue Revere, MA 02151 Ana stos, Robert John 22 Adams Avenue Everett, MA 02149 Chiesa, Christopher Michael 26 Gold Cliff Road Malden, MA 02148 Evlog, Mark 16 Dow Street Saugus, MA 01906 Goddard, Sean Charles 14 Michael Road Revere, Massachusetts 02151 Anthony, Paul James 81 Bunker Hill Street Charlestown, MA 02129 Clarke, Christopher L. 25 Walnut Terrace Arlington, MA 02174 Famiglietti, Thomas Louis 19 Kennedy Drive Saugus, MA 01906 Gonzalez, Simon 9 Circuit Street Medford, MA 02155 Assetta, Mark Philip 37 Essex Street Malden, MA 02148 Costa, Ronald 60 Puritan Road Somerville, Massachusetts 02145 Fay, Thomas Francis III 16 Eustis Street Chelsea, Massachusetts 02150 Gould, Ronald Dick Jr. 12 Curtis Avenue Somerville, MA 02144 Bailey, James 10 Morgan Avenue Medford, MA 02155 Costello, Michael Paul 70 Kimball Street Malden, MA 02148 Ferraro, John C. 25 Bellevue Avenue Melrose, MA 02176 Grande, Michael Stephen 19 Hampshire Street Everett, MA 02149 Baird, Scott Michael 19 Farwell Avenue Melrose, Massachusetts 02176 Costello, Paul Arden 97 Cedar Street Wakefield, MA 01880 Figueiredo, Kevin Anthony 28 Almont Street Malden, MA 02148 Grant, Michael Stephen 26 Harrison Avenue Saugus, MA 01906 Bielakiewicz, Paul Stanley 264 Revere Beach Parkway Chelsea, MA 02150 Cronin, Terrence P. 11 Cushing Street Medford, MA 02155 Flanagan, Thomas D. 715 Bennington Street E. Boston, MA 02128 Grieco, Anthony G. 15 Joseph Road Revere, MA 02151 Birmingham, James M. 19 Milano Drive Saugus, Mass. 01906 Crowley, Michael Patrick 6 Marmion Road Melrose, MA 02176 Ford, John Patrick 109 Circuit Road Medford, MA 02155 Halloran, Michael John 41 Doonan Street Medford, MA 02155 Blalock, W. Scott 35 Myrtle Street Medford, Mass. 02155 Cunningham, Robert Michael 17 Dartmouth Road Melrose, MA 02176 Forrestall, Paul Michael 46 Cottage Street Everett, MA 02149 Hamilton, Peter Alan 935 Main Street Malden, MA 02148 Bocchino, C. John 59 Pearl Street Everett, Mass. 02149 Currier, Peter Lenord 10 Highland Avenue Woburn, MA 01801 Fortunato, Anthony 9 Burget Avenue Medford, MA 02155 Hart, David Joseph 50 Orchard Lane Melrose, MA 02176 Bohn, Steven James 50 O ' Brien Court Charlestown, MA 02129 D ' Aurora, Anthony D. 74 Fernwood Avenue Revere, MA 02151 Francis, Michael Leo 11 Boylston Terrace Medford, MA 02155 Hastings, Kenneth Robert 11 Waterhouse Road Stoneham, MA 02180 Bomarsi, Eric Edward 10 Charles Avenue Revere, MA 02151 Dello Russo, Frederick Nicholas 357 Main Street Medford, MA 02155 Freedman, Marc Paul 132 Damon Road Medford, MA 02155 Healy, Anthony Joseph 101 Watervale Road Medford, MA 02155 Boyden, Mark John 10 Wall Street Charlestown, MA 02129 Dembicki, Brian Joseph 37 Biscayne Avenue Saugus, MA 01906 Fronczak, Andrew Peter 17 Ingleside Avenue Chelsea, MA 02150 Hourihan, John Joseph 90 Cedar Street Wakefield, MA 01880 Brengola, Michael Francis 128 Pemberton Street Revere, MA 02151 DeSanto, Philip Joseph 39 Cherry Street Medford, MA 02155 Furey, Joseph L. 43 Holland Street Saugus, MA 01906 Howard, Daniel Patrick 136 Walsh Street Medford, MA 02155 Browne, Edmond Gerard II 48 Greenleaf Avenue Medford, MA 02155 DeSimone, John Robert 9 Clinton Place Everett, MA 02149 Galvin, Timothy Joseph 4 Vinton Street Melrose, MA 02176 Hurley, Stephen Anthony 15 Franklin Street Everett, MA 02149 Bruno, Michael J. 21 Carney Street Medford, MA 02155 DiBenedetto, Mario Anthony 4 Whyte Street Medford, MA 02155 Gamst, Lawrence Robert 156 Derby Road Melrose, MA 02176 Iannacci, William Joseph III 154 Adams Street Malden, MA 02148 Buchanan, Robert Rhobey 22 Baker Street Malden, MA 02148 DiFonzo, Dante 25 Biscayne Avenue Saugus, MA 01906 Gasparello, Scott Michael 53 Goldcliff Road Malden, MA 02148 Iantosca, James Michael 57 Assunta Road Revere, MA 02151 Burke, Joseph Patrick 140 Warwick Road Melrose, MA 02176 DiStasio, Emilio 32 Dexter Street Medford, MA 02155 Gianquitto, Donald Willian 236 Swains Pond Avenue Melrose, MA 02176 Johnson, Paul David 180 Main Street Melrose, MA 02176 Cabral, Dana Edward 33 Lake Avenue Stoneham, Massachusetts 02180 Doherty, David Michael 12 Pearl Road Saugus, MA 01906 Gill, Brian Basil Jr. 170 Webster Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Jordan, Anthony John 127 Westwood Road Medford, MA 02155 Campbell, Lawrence A. 3 Albion Place Charlestown, MA 02129 Dolber, Clifford Eugene 243 Clifton Street Malden, MA 02148 Giordano, Gary Thomas 34 Harris Street Malden, MA 02148 Kelleher, James D. 67 Meridian Street Melrose, MA 02176 Canzano, Francis William III 108 Lincoln Street Melrose, MA 02176 Dooling, Gregg Matthew 23 Everett Street Medford, MA 02155 Giuffre, Joseph David 8 Montmorenci Avenue East Boston, MA 02128 Kelley, Frederick Robert 85 Garfield Avenue Chelsea, MA 02150 Directory Kilcoyne, Patrick James 38 Winthrop Street Charlestown, MA 02129 Komorny, William Lee 48 Albion Street Medford, Massachusetts 02155 Kostro, John Charles 19 Brogan Road Medford, MA 02155 Krol, Michael Henry 11 Franklin Street Wakefield, MA 01880 Lava, John Patrick 144 Derby Road Melrose, MA 02176 LaVerde, John Joseph 26 Sixth Street Medford, MA 02155 Lawler, Daniel Joseph 84 Surrey Street Medford, MA 02155 Leanos, Harold Christon 42 Gleason Street Medford, MA 02155 Leete, John Michael 33 Rock Valley Avenue Everett, MA 02149 Leonard, Timothy P. 109 North Street No. Reading, MA 01864 LoConte, Christopher 239 Lincoln Street Revere, MA 02151 Lusk, Joseph M. 24 Sagamore Avenue Medford, MA 02155 McCallum, Robert R. 44 Morgan Avenue Medford, MA 02155 McCarthy, Michael John 60 Rand Street Revere, MA 02151 McDonald, John Paul 79 Bayrd Street Malden, MA 02148 McGovern, Frederick Joseph III 29 Ross Street Medford, MA 02155 McGovern, Kevin Michael 9 Ingalls Street Woburn, MA 01801 McLaughlin, Sean Patrick 40 Jackson Avenue Everett, MA 02149 Maguire, Joseph William 30 Boulder Street Malden, MA 02148 Maher, Maurice Joseph Jr. 8 Morgan Avenue Medford, MA 02155 Malatesta, Stephen Lawrence 387 Salem Street Wakefield, MA 01880 Mammolette, Louis Vincent 10 Birch Lane Malden, MA 02148 Marchant, Joseph Anthony 28A Floyd Street Everett, MA 02149 Matanes, David Anthony 531 E. 4th Street So. Boston, MA 02127 Meehan, Christopher John 11 Susan Drive Saugus, MA 01906 Meninno, Anthony Scott 19 Jefferson Avenue Saugus, MA 01906 Meriano, Anthony Michael Jr. 513 Mountain Avenue Revere, MA 02151 Monteith, Paul P. 27 Essex Street Charlestown, MA 02129 Moran, Marc Robert 17 Tileston Street Everett, MA 02149 Morency, Paul J. 80 Shute Street Everett, MA 02149 Morris, Paul E. 20 Keniston Road Melrose, MA 02176 Motta, Christopher John 38 Garfield Avenue Medford, MA 02155 Mulligan, Lawrence Thomas 25 Fulton Spring Road Medford, MA 02155 Murphy, Sean Michael 37 Shute Street Everett, Massachusetts 02149 Nastasia, Gerald P.O.Box 1183 46 Pelham Street Saugus, MA 01906 Natola, Anthony John 66 College Avenue Medford, MA 02155 Neal, Paul Davis 806 Broadway Everett, MA 02149 Norton, Robert Hugh, Jr. 11 Saipan Road Chelsea, MA 02150 Obremski, Charles Francis, Jr. 151 Estes Street Everett, MA 02149 O ' Connell, Michael Norton, Jr. 94 Taft Street Medford, MA 02155 O ' Connell, Thomas Paul 3 Newton Road Medford, MA 02155 O ' Leary, Paul Joseph 5 Sherman Place Medford, MA 02155 O ' Sullivan, Brendan Joseph 65 Bartlett Street Malden, MA 02148 Pappalardo, William Robert 35 George Street Medford, MA 02155 Pasquale, Gary John 58 Hastings Lane Medford, MA 02155 Powers, Edward Francis III 28 Batchelder Street Melrose, MA 02176 Poznick, Richard John Jr. 35 Revere Street Everett, MA 02149 Profit, Gurney Randolph III 29 High Street Malden, MA 02148 Puleo, Joseph Edward 9 May Street Everett, MA 02149 Radziszewski, Mark Edward 33 Logan Avenue Medford, MA 02155 Ragucci, Joseph John 206 Endicott Street Boston, Massachusetts 02113 Raso, Richard Joseph 36 Warren Street W. Medford, MA 02155 Reardon, Patrick Joseph 12 Cypress Road Medford, MA 02155 Rivers, Robert J. Jr. 63 Hanover Street Malden, MA 02148 Rosato, Thomas David 17 Dianne Road Medford, MA 02155 Ross, Michael Andrew 23 Winthrop Street Malden, MA 02148 Salamone, Joseph 60 Thornton Street Revere, MA 02151 Sasso, Thomas 89 Main Street Everett, MA 02149 Shumski, Paul P. 23 David Drive Saugus, MA 01906 Shumski, Peter D. 23 David Drive Saugus, MA 01906 Slattery, Daniel Peter 24 Maurice Street Malden, MA 02148 Smith, Stephen Edward 13 Victoria Street Revere, MA 02151 Smith, Thomas Edward 37 Norval Avenue Stoneham, MA 02180 Spagnoli, Stephen Joseph 199 Harris Street Revere, MA 02151 Stellato, Stephen 126 Augustus Street Revere, MA 02151 Storella, Frank J. 61 First Street Medford, MA 02155 Sullivan, Eugene Francis 84 Rogers Avenue Somerville, MA 02144 Szwarc, Gregory Arthur 72 Woburn Street W. Medford, MA 02155 Tammaro, David Nicholas 15 Ashland Place Malden, MA 02148 Tavano, Peter C. 37 Lantern Road Revere, MA 02151 Theodore, John Nicholas 22 Elmwood Park Malden, MA 02148 Thomas, Edward Raymond 58 Dedham Street Revere, MA 02151 Viarella, Michael 12 Lawrence Street Medford, MA 02155 Vigliotti, David 112 Winthrop Pkwy. Revere, MA 02151 Vosolo, James Vincent 237 Brandywyne Drive E. Boston, MA 02128 Walsh, Brian James 87 Prichard Avenue Somerville, MA 02144 Walsh, Michael James 20 Felicia Road Melrose, MA 02176 Waystack, Paul John 50 Glen Street Melrose, MA 02176 Welch, Thomas J. 1340 Salem Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Wiseman, Eliot Howard 47 Dehon Street Revere, MA 02151 Wronski, John Christopher 6 Murray Street Chelsea, MA 02150 Zaccaria, John Charles 69 Rice Avenue Revere, MA 02151 Zenga, Edward J. 71 Windsor Street Everett, MA 02149 1983 LANCE STAFF Moderator Anthony Fortunato Ms. Angela Lee Editor-in-Chief Gerald Nastasia, Jr. Associate Editor Thomas S mith Senior Editors Frank Storella Dan Lawler Art Layout Activities Underclass John Wronski Tony D ' Aurora Dave Sullivan Faculty Tom Famglietti Photography Jeff Follett Anthony D ' Alba Sports James Casamento Charles Obremski General Staff C. Farnsworth, Gary Erickson, Bruce Rudnick, Tim Leonard, Leo Flanagan, Mike Buckley, Andrew Kim, Marc Moran, William Iannacci, Scott Baird, and A. Grieco Steve Stellato Tennis 1st Row: Bro. Joesph Glebas, Tim Leonard, Andy Dodd, Tom Kelley, Greg Lynch, John Gasper, Joe Gallo, Don Slattery. 2nd Row: Scott Sheridan, Jim Cullen Rich Cunningham, Carl Varusso, Fillipo Firmani, Frank O ' Donnell, Coach John Leonard. Tom Kelly Tim Leonard Greg Lynch Dan Slattery Joe Gallo Varsity Baseball Coach Lang holds a conference The 1984 Malden Catholic Baseball team posted a record and was only 2 games out of the state tourney. Led by co-captains Dave Vigliotti, and Jay Caton and Seniors Jim Casamen- to, Simon Gonzalez, Dan Lawler, Chris Motta and Mike McCarthy. Strong performances were put in by juniors Dave Caputo, Greg Carter, Bill Connell, Chris Sullivan, Mike Overlan, Bill Hopkins, A1 Romano, and Jim Bond. Underclassmen on the team were Tony Martinho, Steve Galante, Dave DelloRusso, and Steve Debenedictis. , Tony Martinho makes the play at first Dan Lawler 138 1984 iWftt First Row: Dave DelloRusso, Mike McCarthy, Chris Motta, Dan Lawler, Dave Vigliotti, Jay Caton, Jim Casamento. Second Row: Simon Gonzales, Dave Caputo, Jim Bond, Steve DeBenedictis, Bill Hopkins, Steve Galante, Chris Sullivan. Third Row: Tony Martino, Greg Carter, A1 Romano, Bill Connell, Mike Overlan, Coach Joe Lang. 139 1984 Malden Catholic Top, L.-R.: Head Coach Bro. Myles McManus, CFX, Leo Sullivan, Phil Dussault, Joe Peluso, Dave Sullivan, Dave Morrison, Anthony Fortunato, Joe Mar- chant, Tony Natola, Andrew Fronczak, Tom Rosato, Chris Lanni, Barry Toland, Dave Tringale, Tony D ' Alba, Chuck Coleridge, Coach Lou Ruggerio. Middle, L.-R.: Chris Doucot, Chris Marino, Brian McCarthy, Matt Overlan, Andrew Kim, John Hannaberry, Jim lanacone, Chris Carvotta, Dave Brady, Chris Hart, Kevin Boudreau, Marc Rabideau, Jim Davis, Carmen DeAngelis. Bottom, L.-R.: John Fahey, Joe Lochiatto, Jim Driscoll, Ron Rappucci, Jeff Palermo, Mike Slattery, Sean Moore, Gerry O ' Bri en, Sean O ' Day, Steve Wronski, Pete Radzikowski, Scott Rigolini, Dan Connelly, Leo Casey. Tom Rosato Sean Burke Cardarelli, Fronczak, D ' Alba, Doucot, and Marchant Brother Myles: 25 years of coaching 140 Outdoor Track Squad Despite a 1-3-1 showing in the tough Catholic conference, the MC Outdoor Track Team demonstrated a great deal of individual talent. Under the leader¬ ship of Bro. Myles McManus and coaches Lou Ruggerio and Bro. John Sullivan, each team member demonstrated improvement and some individuals turned in impressive per¬ formances in both dual and state meets. The team ' s strong suit was the field events, where captains Andy Fronczak and Tony Natola dominated the league ' s throwing events. Both Fronc¬ zak and Natola won medals in the state meet. Sean Randall and Paul Cardarelli, both juniors, provided a spark in the jumping events and the javelin, respectively. Sean Burke, a junior, led a field of MC distance runners showing great potential for future seasons. Hurdlers and sprinters were led by Sean Randall, captain Dave Tringale, John Han¬ nah ury, and freshman Carmen DeAngelis. MC Track was basically a young team with most of its talent returning next season. However, the team will be depleted by the loss of seniors Andy Fronczak, Tony Natola, John Wronski, Tom Rosato, Anthony Fortunato, and Joe Marchant. Runners take your mark! John Hannabury Joe Lochiatto Tony Natola Andy Fronczak 141 1984 Golf Team: State Finalists The 1984 MC Golf Team was the most successful one in the school ' s history. It was the first MC golf team to ever make it to the state finals. Led by Coach Tom Merchant and seniors Joe Furey, Bob Cunningham, Mike Grant and Gary Pasquale. The team finished with a 9-4- 1 record and ended up 9th in the state. Mike Jones Dave Hart Gary Pasquale . .. Fore Joe Jones Joe Furey 142 Governor Visits MC During the annual Alcohol Awareness Week, April 30 to May 4, Malden Catholic was visited by the Honorable Michael Dukakis, Gover¬ nor of Massachusetts. The major goal of the week was to tell students to not drink and drive. The Governor reinforced this by handing out keychains that say Who ' s Driving on one side and Drive Yourself to Think on the other. Governor Dukakis, Mrs. Dukakis, and New England Patriots star Brian Holloway addressed the gathering. In addition. Seniors John Costro, Dan Lawler, Charlie Obremski, Tony D ' Aurora and Tim Leonard; and Juniors Dan Williamson, Kevin Hern, and Joe Jones also spoke. Other students who were not speakers acted out a skit which showed that kids should not be in¬ fluenced by peer pressure but should do what they feel is right. Com¬ munication about alcohol with parents was also stressed. Alcohol Awareness Week was suc¬ cessful in that the school had no fatalities the night of the prom. 143 1984 Sports Banquet The 49th Annual M.C. Sports Ban¬ quet was held Wednesday evening. May 16, at the M.C. gymnasium. Sponsored by the Lancers Club, this banquet was to reward all the students who have participated in the schools many athletics programs. Awards were given out to the many over-achievers in all sports with special presentations given to those students who have excelled in both athletics and school work. 144 Recognizing Excellence in Athletics Football Awards Walter Wishoski Trophy .Gene Alston Unsung Contribution.Sean McGlaughlin Offensive Performance.Anthony Natola Defensive Performance ...John Lava Thom McAn Football Student-Athlete.James Casamento Most Valuable Player.John Leete Soccer Awards Unsung Hero.Dan Lawler Outstanding Defensive Player .Robert McCallum Most Valuable Player.Michael Walsh Cross Country Award Most Valuable Runner.Sean Burke Hockey Awards Unsung Hero.Greg Polaski Coach ' s Awards.Thomas Sasso Paul Anthony Mr. Hustle Awards .Edward Doherty Thomas Walsh Most Valuable Player.Bill Giuliano Basketball Award Most Valuable Player.Jay Caton Swimming Awards Coach ' s Awards.Robert Cunningham Michael McCarthy Most Valuable Performers .Paul J. Johnson Michael McCarron Indoor Track Awards Outstanding Runner.Sean Burke Outstanding Performance .Andy Fronczak Most Valuable Performer.Sean Randall Baseball Awards Unsung Hero.Simon Gonzalez Highest Batting Average.Tony Martinho Pitching Award.Chris Motta Outstanding Performance.Jay Caton Most Valuable Player.Dave Vigliotti Tennis Awards Coach ' s Award.Joseph Gallo Most Valuable Player.Tom Kelly Special Presentation The Army Reserve Scholar Athlete.Jim Casamento The Adult Athletic Service Award .Lou Enfanto The Brother Aubertus Award .John Wronski The Outstanding Team Spirit Award .Andy Fronczak The Unsung Hero in Two Sports .Dan Lawler The John A. Saragosa Award .Tony Natola The Student-Athlete Award.Jim Casamento 145 King John Ferraro and Queen Dancing to the theme, Hello Senior-Junior Promenade The Colonial; Thursday, May 10, 1984 This year ' s prom was held on Thursday, May 10, at The Colonial in Lynnfield. The elegantly dressed couples en¬ joyed a roast beef dinner and danced to the music of Musical Rendezvous. The king and queen, as well as court members and their dates, danced to the theme song, Hello by Lionel Richie. Charlie Obremski and date 146 Hey, take our picture The Baccalaureate Mass One Final Service Together On Saturday Evening, May 19, the school welcomed the graduates, and their parents and friends to join in the celebration of the Baccalaureate Mass. Father Robert Labrie, the main celebrant was joined by priests and pastors from surrounding com¬ munities. Mr. Marchant gave a homi¬ ly to those assembled. A reception in the school ' s cafeteria followed the ceremony. 148 The 48th Annual Commencement Sunday, May 20,1984 The Class of 1984 Pomp and Special Awards Circumstance On a beautiful Sunday morning, the Class of 1984 gathered together for the culmination of their high school careers. Attired in traditional caps and gowns, the group paraded into the gymnasium at 10:30 AM to the sounds of Pomp and Circumstance. Student Council President An¬ thony D ' Aurora led the ceremonies at which Valedic¬ torian Jim Casamento and Salutatorian John Wronski ad¬ dressed the gathering. By midday, the seniors had received their diplomas and joined the ranks of 47 other classes of MC alumni. Good luck and many blessings to the Class of 1984! Although the graduation ceremonies honored all of the graduates, special recognition was given to those students who had distinguished themselves in their four years at Malden Catholic. They are listed below: Valedictorian: James Casamento Salutatorian: John Wronski Biographers: William Iannacci Eugene Sullivan Anthony Fortunato Edmond Browne David Matanes Paul Neal Religious Studies: John Wronski English: William Iannacci French: David Matanes Latin: Daniel Slattery Spanish: Eugene Sullivan Social Studies: Michae l O ' Connell Mathematics: James Casamento Science: Mark Moran Art: James Birmingham Student Countil: Anthony D ' Aurora Xaverian Award: James Casamento Loyalty Award: Anthony D ' Aurora Service Award: Michael Crowley Spirit Award: John Kostro 149 We Made It! Mark Evlog, Jay Erickson, etc Tom Fay Billy Giuliano John Leete Anthony Grieco Seniors accept diplomas Mark Evlog 150 The Speakers Salutatorian, Religious Studies Medal: John Wronski I believe that man ... is immortal, not because he alone among creatures has an inexhaustible voice, but because he has a soul, a spirit capable of compassion, sacrifice and endurance. — WILLIAM FAULKNER Valedictorian, Math Medal, Xaverian Award: James Casamento The direction in which education starts a man will determine his future life. — PLATO Tim Galvin Robert Cunningham Ted Browne John Lava Brian Glover Andy Fronczak 151 Farewell Malden Catholic. Chris Motta Mr. Ammer, Bro. Cremin, Bro. Matt Good-bye M.C Brian Glover Next In line to receive 152 Ted Browne